Andere Kunden interessierten sich auch für
![Mining the Intangible Past of Virginia City's Chinese Pioneers]( "Mining the Intangible Past of Virginia City's Chinese Pioneers")
Mining the Intangible Past of Virginia City's Chinese Pioneers46,99 €![Machines d'exploitation minière]( "Machines d'exploitation minière")
Machines d'exploitation minière36,99 €![Computer]( "Computer")
Computer174,99 €![The Kinematics of machinery, outlines of a theory of machines]( "The Kinematics of machinery, outlines of a theory of machines")
The Kinematics of machinery, outlines of a theory of machines44,99 €![Useful Rules and Tables Relating to Mensuration, Engineering, Structures and Machines]( "Useful Rules and Tables Relating to Mensuration, Engineering, Structures and Machines")
Useful Rules and Tables Relating to Mensuration, Engineering, Structures and Machines38,99 €![Teaching Machines]( "Teaching Machines")
Teaching Machines43,99 €![Engines Of War - Or, Historical And Experimental Observations On Ancient And Modern Warlike Machines And Implements, Including The Manufacture Of Guns, Gunpowder, And Swords With Remarks On Bronze, Iron, Steel.]( "Engines Of War - Or, Historical And Experimental Observations On Ancient And Modern Warlike Machines And Implements, Including The Manufacture Of Guns, Gunpowder, And Swords With Remarks On Bronze, Iron, Steel.")
Engines Of War - Or, Historical And Experimental Observations On Ancient And Modern Warlike Machines And Implements, Including The Manufacture Of Guns, Gunpowder, And Swords With Remarks On Bronze, Iron, Steel.33,99 €
Bringing together Amilcar de Castro and João Cabral de Melo Neto, who, although contemporaries and sharing artistic tastes, never met, is to correct a project that History forgot to finish. Among the aspects that bring João Cabral and Amilcar de Castro closer together is the privilege of visuality in his poetry, which takes the words for their materiality of ink on paper. Amilcar, in turn, also explores the metalanguage of sculpture, making aspects such as weight and the conquest of the third dimension leap to perception. The comparative method, which is the very technique of Cabral's similes, also serves to confront the constructive project present in both, but which in Amilcar takes on the peculiarities of the neo-concrete rupture. Finally, the phenomenological approach leads us to discover in the fold - "literal" in Amilcar and under the form of an "internal dismantling of the word" in Cabral - the fundamental contribution to the shared project of denaturalizing human perception. To promote the meeting between this sculptor and this poet is thus to assert the similarities that the meticulous Cabral, critic of the museum of everything and everyone, neglected to realize.